Vanya Klenovsky

Ph.D. student in Economics, interests in IO and trade.

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@IvanWerning Are eigenvalues involved?

[Florian Ederer @florianederer]

Large productivity gains from AI don't lead to equally big gains in software.

+40%/+140%/+180% commits from autocomplete/interactive/autonomous agents but only +50%/+30% projects/releases

And does this new software get used by consumers? Not really. It's invisible/irrelevant.

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@Afinetheorem Looks good but somehow reminds me of bounding boxes from computer vision

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@CaltrainAlerts *30 minutes late

[Jorge Sánchez @xurxodev]

Desarrolladores de software revisando el código generado por la inteligencia artificial

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@QuentinAnthon15 Olmo is also a great place to get bagels in New Haven, CT

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@femaleweezerfan Hobo chic might just be the next big thing that we are not yet ready to appreciate

[Econometrica @ecmaEditors]

We develop and estimate a model of search with spatial learning. Consumers update on unsearched items that are close to searched items in characteristic space. This rationalizes path dependence in search data and allows platforms to manipulate search paths.https://t.co/BzYJQiTm1F

[Ashvin Gandhi @ashdgandhi]

Today, @realDonaldTrump (@WhiteHouse) signed an executive order on drug pricing. Thank you to everyone who pointed out that @shoshievass, Pierre Dubois, and I looked at this sort of policy in our paper. A quick thread on the main results with some important nuance.

[Jason Abaluck @Jabaluck]

More sharply, AI is a near-perfect example of Weitzman's (1979) argument for when quantity controls or regulations are needed rather than pigouvian taxes or (exclusively) liability. @ESYudkowsky

[Alex MacKay @_amackay]

Forthcoming at the Journal of Political Economy: We find that consumer product markups increased more than 25 percent from 2006 to 2019.
One contribution is an approach to estimate IO-style models at scale, yielding flexible consumer preferences and estimates of marginal costs.

[Tibo @tibo_maker]

LOL!!

Claude (via Cursor) randomly tried to update the model of my feature from OpenAI to Claude 🤯

(my request was totally unrelated)

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@_amackay Xiahong Chen and Whitney Newey

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@JohnHolbein1 Plants in Space
https://t.co/7B5HZcoyxo

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@AmtrakNECAlerts Thank you

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

Everyone is fighting their own battles

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

@Rob_McDonough_ @shoshievass @jamesbrandecon I am also very interested!

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

Knowing this, the fund’s manager might end up paying me a lot less upon hiring. 3/3

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

Curious to see a comparison of this policy’s effects across industries with high/low levels of worker innovation. One expects that without non-competes competition for workers will increase driving the wages up. But I’m more interested in the following channel. 1/3

[More Perfect Union @MorePerfectUS]

BREAKING: The FTC just banned non-compete agreements.

The Federal Trade Commission has issued a final rule making it illegal for bosses to make workers sign noncompetes in any scenario, and voiding nearly all existing noncompetes.

This is a game changer for American workers.

[Vanya Klenovsky @ivkl3]

Imagine I’m a hedge fund trader. My salary is so high because there’s a chance I’ll come up with a strategy that makes a huge profit for the firm. Without non-compete, after I come up with such strategy, I can go to another place and implement that strategy, or smth similar. 2/3